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Mother–child relations and the discourse of maternity
Ethics and Education, 2011In the critical assessment of the rise of what Jameson has termed the modern centred subject … the lived experience of individual consciousness as a monadic and autonomous centre of activity, significant attention has been devoted to the impact of the institutions of the late eighteenth century ‘bourgeois cultural revolution’ such as the family and the
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[Mother-child relations in epilepsy].
Psychiatria clinica, 197630 mothers of epileptic children and a control group of 30 mothers of healthy children were tested with the 'Semantic Differential' regarding their attitudes towards the concepts 'Mentally III', 'Epileptic', 'Diabetic' and 'My child' in relationship to the concept 'A person I like' as a clearly positively charged affective variable. The social distance
A, Ruhs, H, Lechner
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Factors related to a disturbance in the mother-child bond and attachment
Journal of Pediatric NursingEstablishing an adequate bond and attachment between a mother and child is essential for preventing pathologies and developing this relationship in the future.To identify the factors related to a disturbance of the mother-child bond or attachment.A cross-sectional descriptive study was carried out with women with a biological child between 6 weeks and ...
Maria Antonia, Diaz-Ogallar +3 more
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Aspects of Mother-Child Interaction as Related to the Remediation Process
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1980Selected aspects of mother-child interaction are discussed with initial consideration given to the evidence regarding the emergence of conversational exchanges between normally developing language-learning children and their mothers. The results of a preliminary investigation in the area of mother-child interaction involving the clinical population of
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The Importance of Mother-Child Relations in Studying Stepfamilies
Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, 1996Increasing numbers of children are living in stepfami- lies. The majority of such children are living with their biological moth- ers and a stepfather. When compared to children from nondivorced families they are overrepresented amongst the numbers of children manifesting social,'emotional and behavior problems. Many of the chil- dren report themselves
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[Pica. Anomalies in mother-child relations].
Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 1995A 3-year old boy was referred to a paediatric psychiatry out-patient clinic for major disorders consisting of hyperphagia, intolerance to frustrations and instability since the age of one year, and pica (i.e. the indigestion of non-edible substances) since the age of two years.
A, de La Blanchardière, E, Contamin
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Mother–Child Relational Quality of Women in Substance Abuse Treatment
Journal of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association, 2016BACKGROUND: Mothers who abuse substances are more likely to have impaired parenting and lose custody of their young children. OBJECTIVE: The pilot study described mother–child relational quality of women in substance abuse treatment. The identification of mothers’ perceptions of being parented, current level of depression, discrete and potentially ...
Linda, Lewin +2 more
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Mother-child adrenocortical synchrony; Moderation by dyadic relational behavior
Hormones and Behavior, 2017Mother-child adrenocortical synchrony, the coupling of cortisol (CT) secretion in mother and child, has been associated with shared parent-child experiences and maladaptive familial contexts. Yet, few studies tested adrenocortical synchrony in diurnal CT patterns. Guided by the bio-behavioral synchrony model, we examined whether mother-child relational
Maayan, Pratt +5 more
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MOTHER-CHILD ABO INCOMPATIBILITY
American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1948MOTHER-CHILD ABO incompatibility occurs in about 20 per cent of all pregnancies. 1 Instances of fetal injury due to ABO maternal isoimmunization, while recognized in increasing numbers, 2 are, however, relatively infrequent. A theoretically protective mechanism was suggested by the observation that in a large majority of persons, the A or the B factor ...
H, YANNET, R, LIEBERMAN
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Relations between mother‐child interaction and behaviour in preschool
British Journal of Developmental Psychology, 1983Observational data on mother‐child interaction were compared with data on child‐peer and child‐adult interactions at preschool for children at 42 months and again at 50 months. Direct parallels between home and school data were few, but each school variable was associated with a pattern of home variables.
Robert A. Hinde, Alison Tamplin
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